The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-12-15
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Pure Drugs at Sloan Bros.
see notice of bfiagee 'isstsing.
Bring on tho Christmas Turkey.
Help the christrnSs Ttee' md be mer-
~.
The Treasurer was crowded last Mon
day.
Strictly pure lead Is cheapest. Sloan
Bros.
A fruit tree we'll planted is a good In
vestment.
And he closed the books to day-treas-
er Hill did.
Paints and OH at bottom bdjtat;m prioes at
Sloan Bros.
Rev. J. NJ. Stewart has been quite i'll
for several days.
Pretty. much Gvery thing in tho paint
limo ab Sloan Bros.
The CAntatA for the Christmas Tree ia
going to be superb.
There has been large area sowed in
wheat in this county.
Now you have the preacher paid ,tp.
what about the printer
A Good Mule for Sale Apply TO r.
A. Child or J. E. Boggs.
The bridge across Rice's Creek at Mr.
Hughes mill needs repairing.
Claude and Eugene Alexander WHO
have been qnte siok are out again.
Miss Unity Clayton last week visited
the family of Col. Hollingsworth.
When you pay off yioHaFr yioHaFr mortgages SEQ
that they are marked satisfied on tho
records.
Send us four new subscribers and get
the beautiful book, "Christ in the
Camp" free.
Mrs. Thornley, who has been on Yis-
tito Charleston and Anderson returned
last Saturday. TsxssSsgi
. The farmers of the county generally
have come nearer getting oven this fall
than for some time.
Rev. j. F. Anderson, the new preach
er, will occupy the pulpit of the Metho-
dist church lext Sabbath eFohing.
Remember the Proclamation Of Judge
Santa Claus, aid make tie children lap
py. Tho stoqok are fun 'ofprotty things
Mr.. w. A. Holland, Of Grecnville, wae
married to Miss Mamie Henderson, of
Tonoy Creek, Anderson county, on the
9th inst.
Married, nt the roeidcnce of Mr. J. ID. |
Moore, Dec. 4th 1887, Mr.. B p. Moore
TO Mas Doloma Stewart, by Few. D. P.
Nurphree.
There is q bill, on The II o;uso Calendar
10 strike out OF the II arried wonxn'n law
those bad words 'ns to Ter separate |
property"
Mr. j. G. Alexander end Mics Louiaa
flanders We're married on the 4tl inst. |
d.
who performed the ceremony.
Mr. L. G. Ricd, of Gates, and Mr.. II.
F. Hester, of Table Morntnin, Lave been
appointed notaries public, snd are now
duly qualified to swear nnnd nl&riy people. |
To subscrihers who owe lis-N'e will |
take limited supply Of corn, fodder,
cotton seed and peas, in payment Of srb.
scription, allowing the highest market |
price for same.
There will be n special Meeting of the
County Commissioners on Tuesday the
goth inst, Mt which the they will pay !
ont oil the money reported ii the treas
nry subject 70 their order.
A noble man compares and estimates
himself by nm idea which is higher than
himself, and mean man by one which
is lower than himself The one produ-
oes aspiration, the other ambition.
. The Anderson Intelligcnccr saya:-
Emory Green, at Peoples' Stables, is the
proud owner Of one Of the prettiest hor-
aea we have soon in Anderson in many n
day. 1t is bay, five years old, and can
get over ground rapidly.
The Governor has refused to pardon
J. Il. Chastain who WAS convicted of lar.
,ceny of live stock at the September, 49,
SO, term Of court, and iaccntGEced by
Judge Hudson to three years imprison-
ment in the penitentiary.
1t is quite fashionable to dino with
your friends. But one morning last
week we. enjoyed most. elegant break
fast at Mr.. d.. A. Chambln's 1t was
prepared by his charming daughter,
Miss sollie The Regular cook had a
Boro thumb.
Tho Western North. Carolina Baptist
recently contained a lengthy tribute of
roannot tO fha ponnooru Of RaI, At T.